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  1. 12-05-2005, 05:11 PM #1
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    What an ordeal in one day!

    I'm glad you had the wherewithall to get it looked at so quickly!

    Speedy recovery, Foxy!




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    Get well soon foxy..


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    thank you for the commentes everyone. Foxy has been pretty much sleeping ever since he came home. He sees to be ok. The only problem is though: he doesn't want to go to the toilet. i've taken him outside about 5 time today and he doesn't want to go. He's been drinking a lot of water (more than usual) and he hasn't been to the toilet at all since he's come home. Does anyone know why?

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    Get well soon, Foxy! I don't know about the peeing thing. What is a grass seed injury? I have never heard of that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dukedogsmom
    Get well soon, Foxy! I don't know about the peeing thing. What is a grass seed injury? I have never heard of that.
    a grass seed injury is when the grass seed goes inside the skin and it keeps on going in deeper until it's taken out. grass seeds are designed to work one way: they only go down and can't come out by them selfs and thats why an operation is needed to get the grass seed out.

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    get well soon Foxy

    our instructor did warn us about grass seeds. it is important to check if there is a grass seed anywhere in the body after you take your dog out as it can be dangerous once it gets into the system like Foxy.

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    Here's a article about grass seeds, which I didn't know could be deadly if they migrate to the lungs or other organs
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    Oh dear What a day for you and poor Foxy! So glad to hear he's doing well, on the road to recovery! How bizarre, a grass seed! Thank you so much for the important info./caution as well! Get well soon, dear Foxy! Big, healing hugs to you!
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  10. 12-06-2005, 01:26 PM #10
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    OMG!!
    Good thing Foxy was taken in quickly!!!
    Wishing a speedy recovery!!!
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